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Understanding 9/11The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich: A History of Nazi Germany
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New York: Simon and Schuster
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March 27, 2024
Subject: the gold standard
Subject: the gold standard
Shirer was a correspondent in Germany during the Hitler period, and this book has to be in the library of anybody who wants to claim to know about it. His sources are primary and impeccable, his conclusions inescapable. He did it coming from an acknowledgement that, embedded in Nazi Germany as he was during the war, he had to struggle to disbelieve the constant propaganda.
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June 9, 2022
Subject: Laughable
Subject: Laughable
Barely passes as humorous fiction in my opinion.
Shirer was a communist sympathizer whose sole means of regaining world visibility after being blacklisted for his extreme liberal leanings was to write this smear piece.
The world is a better place for him dying early (and that from being a moron that smoked 3 packs a day).
Shirer was a communist sympathizer whose sole means of regaining world visibility after being blacklisted for his extreme liberal leanings was to write this smear piece.
The world is a better place for him dying early (and that from being a moron that smoked 3 packs a day).
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